It all seems to be as realistic and rational as possible. The company's focus in this film is still to make money, and they can enslave these people or something. While the film doesn't mention the existence of the government, it tries to make it as real as possible. According to the treaty, the removal of organs after the expiration date, and the person who was removed did not choose to call an ambulance, was equivalent to suicide. All this is so reasonable and does not violate the existence of the government.
Jack actually thinks of his brother Remy all the time, although his thoughts may be different from normal people. When Remy was hunted down, he continued to guide him and force him to return to the company to continue working. But when he really hurt his head in the fight, what could he do? Buy his heart and press M5. Jack is indeed a good brother, but his approach has his own unique imprint, not as kind as we think.
I really can't see the significance of the film. The fantasy of Remy on the M5 can only be used as a reference material for perfecting Remy's personal image, but there is nothing worth noting. What Jack does, while meaningful, is overall simpler. So what is the whole movie about? ? This story has no focus, and it doesn't get any points. Of course, the original meaning of a word can also be used - garbage.
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